What can one say about a film called Flesh-Eating Mothers? It is about as good as one might expect, and yet, there are moments where it somewhat surprises and turns out to […]
The Kids Better Watch Out – Flesh-Eating Mothers (1988)
Song of the Day: Carl Davis – Music Excerpts from I, Monster (1971)
I, Monster may not have been the greatest effort from Lee and Cushing given their incredible catalogue, but it did feature some great music courtesy of Carl Davis.
A Circus By Any Other Name – Pandemonium (1982)
There are bad movies and terrible movies out in the world, and some that might even qualify for being the worst to ever exist. Even further down the ladder is Pandemonium, released […]
Pandemonium (1982) – The Visuals
Song of the Day: Humphrey Searle – The Haunting 1963
Humphrey Searle is a man who is underrated when one talks about the music behind a horror film. The score for The Haunting is some of his very best work.
When VJs Were King – Spellcaster (1988)
Spellcaster is a fun little slice of horror that oozes Eighties nostalgia at its finest. At least the parts without the blood and the demons and so forth. There is a lot […]
Song of the Day: John Carpenter & Dave Davies – March of the Children (Village of the Damned 1995)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cu1M5uYcDA John Carpenter, accomplished composer that he is, teams up with Dave Davies to provide some incredible music for his remake of Village of the Damned.
Scars That Haunt – Hard Rock Nightmare (1988)
Hard Rock Nightmare is one of those films that attempts to blend rock ‘n’ roll and horror to create the perfect hybrid. Suffice it to say, it may not have turned out […]
Song of the Day: Jerry Goldsmith – Home Safe (The Haunting 1999)
Despite being titled Home Safe, Jerry Goldsmith crafts a subtle, almost melancholy piece of music for the film The Haunting.
Jumping Off the Page – I, Madman (1989)
Directed by Tibor Takács, I, Madman is a modestly budgeted horror movie that attempts to be more than it is, while also evoking the good old-fashioned horror movies of the past, where […]
